Ottawa Cyclones Fall To Chanute In Season Opener
Ottawa High School opened the 1957 58 basketball season with a 59 45 loss to Chanute. Ottawa trailed most of the game as Chanute built a 31 16 halftime lead and led 48 23 after three periods. Dennis Smith Bud Gollier Gordon Wilson and Tom Morrisey mounted a late rally but Chanute held on. Chanute new coach Bob Clemons noted for speed and ball handling led the way with consistent scoring. The Ottawa B team defeated Chanute B 48 36 with Bennie Gilmore scoring 18 points and Roger Schmanke adding 11.
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Dennis Smith
Tom Morrisey
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Craig Berry
Bob Clemons
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Sharp Reever
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Pomona Beats Princeton 68 34 in League Contest
Pomona defeated Princeton 68 to 34 in a league game with Ralph Williston scoring 15 for Pomona. Princeton’s Fishburn led Princeton with 18 points. Pomona B team won 52 to 40 as Chambers added 26 and Herrili 15 in the B contest.
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Fishburn
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Ewallow
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James Tesar
Wood Lindsey Winters
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Pomona Eaeens
Princeton Secoresss
Browns Can Wrap Up Title In Sunday
The Cleveland Browns can clinch the Eastern Conference title with a tie or win over the Detroit Lions in Detroit. QB Tommy OConnell may be out for Cleveland while Detroit eyes the game as a path to tie or win that could set up a three team race with Baltimore and San Francisco if results elsewhere go Cleveland’s way.
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Eudora Tops Tonganoxie 59 39 in Little 7 clash
Eudora High outscored Tonganoxie 59 to 39 as Calvin Hausman led the victors with 16 points while Fred Mills paced Tonganoxie with 16. The game heads to Gardner Tuesday for a Little 7 contest amid a rough night for the visitors.
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Logart Wins By Decision In Welterweight Elimination Bout
Cuban welterweight Logart defeated Mexican challenger Gaspar Ortega by unanimous decision at Cleveland Arena in a 147 pound elimination bout. Judges scored 56-54, 55-52, 56-50 while AP had Logart ahead 57-52. Logart weighs 145 pounds as he pushes toward the title.
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Associated Press
Richmond Team Seeks Games with Ottawa Teams
Richmond Town basketball team seeks games against Ottawa area squads. Father Owen Cote invites interested teams to contact Richmond 53271 any day between 4 15 and 5 15 p m.
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Williamsburg Triumphs Over Lane In Season Opener
Williamsburg High School defeated Lane High 45 to 26 in the first league game of the season. Don Miskimons led Burg with 21 points, Johnson and Wheeler had 8 each for Lane. In the B game Williamsburg edged Lane 37 to 32 with Cromwell scoring 14 for Burg and Cunningham 13 for Lane.
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Quenemo Defeats Scranton 58 to 48 in City Rivalry
Quenemo topped Scranton 58 48 with Jerry Yockey scoring 14 for Quenemo and S Vallery leading Scranton with 17. Next, Quenemo travels to Olivet for a Friday night game as the box score shows the scoring details and quarter breakdown.
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Lester
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Melvern Wins League Game
Melvern High School basketball topped Oliver 55-46 to claim its first league win of the season. Terry Reams led Melvern with 17 points, Ronnie Feltner had 16, and in the Melvern B team opener Garry Patterson and Bill Burns each scored 13. Olivet’s Glen Davis led all Olivet scorers with 14. Melvern travels to Carbondale Tuesday for a non league game.
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Ronnie Feltner
Glen Davis
Olivet
Garry Patterson
Bill Burns
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Carbondale
Colorado renames two Colorado colleges
The Colorado Legislature changed the names of two state colleges this year. Colorado A&M College at Fort Collins became Colorado State University and Colorado State College of Education at Greeley was shortened to Colorado State College.
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Appanoose Falls to Overbrook in Non-League Game
Overbrook defeated Appanoose 76 to 60 in a non league basketball game. Dillon led all scorers with 34 points for Overbrook while Ron Fowler topped Appanoose with 19. In the B game Overbrook won 66 to 33 with Rose scoring 21 and Altic 11 for Appanoose. Appanoose hosts Lane Tuesday in a league game.
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Bowling Scores Friday Night Women’s League Highlights
Fairmont-3 notes high games 169 by Ray and team 419 by McFadden. Buick-1 lists 125 games by Claypool and 341 series by Ogle. E&S Casual-1 has 188 single and 528 series by Carlson. Royal T Lanes-1 shows Pogue 209 and 580 series. Ok Bargain Store-3 records Cochran 158 and 372 series. Trout’s Jewelry-1 marks Carey 193 and 538. First National Bank-4 lists Smith 177 and 445.
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Missing dentures found buried by dog in Salina yard
A Salina woman misplaced a set of false teeth. Her dog had buried them in the yard, and the dentures were recovered after a search of the property.
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Legion Bowling Tourney To Be Held In Ottawa
The eleventh annual Kansas American Legion Bowling tournament will be at Royal Lanes in Ottawa during January and early February 1958. Open to Legion members with 1958 Kansas card and 12 lines bowled in ABC league. Entries close December 21, with prefered by December 14. Ben Nicholas manages the event. Ottawa hosts due to local bowling interest. Sixty to eighty five teams competed in 1957. about one hundred expected in 1958.
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Richmond Wins By One Point In County Basketball
Richmond High School edged Rantoul 40 to 39 in a county league game. Rantoul led 26-16 at halftime and 29-28 after three, with Richmond's Larry Briggs scoring 19 points and Roecker leading Rantoul with 13. Richmond plays Princeton Tuesday night.
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Big 8 On Winning Streak After First Week Wins
The Big Eight opens its basketball season with five interconference games. Missouri edged Marquette 57-56 in Milwaukee on a late Sonny Siebert free throw. Oklahoma beat UCLA 70-66 in Los Angeles after a 16 second late jumper by Don Schwail. Kansas and Nebraska remain undefeated at 2-0. Colorado and Oklahoma State drop opens. Tonight Oklahoma visits UCLA. Missouri at Purdue. Kansas State at Indiana. Colorado at Montana State. Kansas at Northwestern.
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Pitt And Miami In Orange Bowl Tilt
Pitt and the University of Miami face a last chance in the Orange Bowl as both clubs seek pride after uneven seasons. Pitt enters as seven point favorites in the 3 p.m. CST kickoff televised by NBC, while Miami’s 4-4-1 slate includes wins over Baylor Florida State Kansas and Villanova and losses to Houston Maryland North Carolina State and Florida with a tie vs North Carolina.
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Redlegs Trade for Haddix Bolsters Mound Power
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo A Cincinnati General Manager Gabe Paul shifted strategy from power to pitching. He acquired lefty Harvey Haddix from the Philadelphia Phillies for outfielder Wally Post as part of a flurry of three trades in three days aimed at strengthening the mound.
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College basketball scores and tourney results
A compiled list of college and high school basketball scores across multiple games including Navy over Haverford 65 55 Duke over Clemson 79 66 Michigan State 71 59 and Oklahoma 70 66. Also notes Idaho State tourney first round Washington State 68 Idaho State 56 and numerous state league results across Kansas cities with scores and placeholders.
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Air Line Rate Hike Approved in Three-State Area
The Civil Aeronautics Board approved a passenger fare increase of about 7 to 10 percent on roughly half of Continental Airlines short haul routes in Texas, Kansas City, and Denver. The decision, 3-2, rejected raises on selected trunkline segments, with the hike to take effect Sunday on routes 64 and 29 in non competitive segments and on collecting flights between them.
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